Organic Chem Laboratory (Apparatus)

Graduated Cylinder - Measures liquid accurately

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Measuring Pipette - Measure and deliver varying volumes of liquid with moderate accuracy

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Transfer Pipette - Transfer of fixed small liquid precisely

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Aspirator - Attaches to pipette and create a vacuum for suction or to separate unwanted materials.

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Burette - Measures and dispenses small volumes of liquids or gases with high accuracy, most notably in titration experiments.

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Volumetric Flask - Prepares solutions at a fixed volume at a fixed volume (e.g., at exactly 250mL)

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Florence Flask - Rounded bottom, for heating and boiling liquids evenly

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Erlenmeyer Flask - Conical shape, easy mixing by swirling without spills

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Beaker - General container for mixing, heating, or holding liquids (not precise for measuring)

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Test Tubes - Small samples, reactions, heating, or storage

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Wash Bottles - Squeezable plastic bottles with narrow pout, used for rinsing distilled water

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Funnel - Guides liquid into narrow containers, also used for filtering with filter paper.

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Bunsen Burner - Flame source of hearing, sterilizing, and combustion

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Alcohol Lamp - Alternative heat source, gentler than bunsen burner

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Hot Plate - Flat electric surface, heats liquids in beakers or flasks

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Wash Bath - Keep samples at constant temperature using heated water

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Test Tube Holder - It holds test tubes when it’s threatening to be touch

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Test Tube Rack - Organizes and hold multiple test tubes upright

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Crucible Tongs - Handles hot crucible

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Stirring Rod - A glass sitck mixing for metals

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Rubber Stoppers - Seals flasks/test tubes preventing spills/contamination

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Spot Plate - Each consists of many cavity like depressions in which only small amount of reactants can be added at a time

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Iron Ring - Attaches to ring stand to hold glassware

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Clamp - Holds flasks, test tubes, and burette properly

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Tripod - Three-legged stand to support glassware (can be used during flame)

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Wire Gauze - Placed on tripod/ring which distributes heat

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Clay Triangle - Supports crucibles when heating with flame

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Test Tube Brush - Cleans inside test tube

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Petri Dish - Culture and observe the microorganisms cells

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Watch Glass - Concave glass used for evaporation

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